Telegram MediaInfoBot

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This Telegram Bot can perform various tasks with media files, such as :-

• Generating Mediainfo from Google Drive links, direct download links, and Telegram files, and displaying the information on a custom-designed website.
• Creating screenshots from Google Drive links, direct download links, and Telegram files, and posting them on slow.pics
• Generating custom-duration video samples from video files.
• Creating spectrograms of Telegram audio files and displaying them as images.
• pasting the text in the katb.in website.

Note: This Bot is made on top of this repository -> https://github.com/sanjit-sinha/TelegramBot-Boilerplate

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Screenshots

Exmaple Links
( Mediainfo • Screenshot • Audiograph )

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Bot Commands and Usage

• /m or /mediainfo - Type link after command or Reply to telegram file to generate Mediainfo.
• /ss or /screenshot - Type link after command or Reply to telegram video file to generate screenshots.
• /sample or /trim - Type link after command or Reply to telegram video file to generate sample video.
• /spek or /sox - Reply to Telegram file to generate audio spectogram.
• /paste - paste your text in katb.in website.

Additional Flags for screenshot and mediainfo command :-

--count=10 [ Number of screenshots. Default 10, Max 20 ], --fps=10 [ Difference between two consecutive screenshots in seconds. Default 5, Max 15 ]. --time=01:20:10 [ Time from where the screenshots should be taken in HH:MM:SS format ], --hdr [ For HDR Videos.]

--r [ For raw Mediainfo in document format. ]

(Few more commands /start /help /ping /update /logs)

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Bot Deployment

Install and update Dependencies

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
sudo apt-get install -y python3-pip
sudo pip3 install -U pip
sudo apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends mediainfo ffmpeg
sudo apt-get install libsox-fmt-mp3
sudo apt-get install sox 

clone the repository and install the requirements

git clone https://github.com/sanjit-sinha/Tg-MediaInfoBot
cd Tg-MediaInfoBot
pip3 install -U -r requirements.txt

Now edit the config vars by typing nano config.env and save it by pressing ctrl+o and ctrl+x.

Getting Google OAuth API credential.json file and token.json (important)

• NOTES

  • You need credentials.json and token.json in root folder for bot to work.
  • Old authentication changed, now we can't use bot or replit to generate token.json. You need OS with a local browser. For example Termux.
  • You can ONLY open the generated link from token_generator.py in local browser.

  STEPS

  • Visit the Google Cloud Console
  • Go to the OAuth Consent tab, fill it, and save.
  • Go to the Credentials tab and click Create Credentials -> OAuth Client ID
  • Choose Desktop and Create.
  • Publish your OAuth consent screen App to prevent token.json from expire
  • Use the download button to download your credentials.
  • Rename that file into credentials.json and move that file to the root of repo.
  • Visit Google API page
  • Search for Google Drive Api and enable it in Google Cloud Console
  • Finally, run the script from inside of repository
  
  

  pip3 install google-api-python-client google-auth-httplib2 google-auth-oauthlib
  python3 token_generator.py

Now you can start the bot by simply typing bash start or python3 -m TelegramBot

The bot will stop working once you logout from the server. You can run the bot 24*7 in the server by using tmux.

sudo apt install tmux -y
tmux
bash start

Now the bot will run 24*7 even if you logout from the server. Click here to know about tmux and screen advance commands.

Note You can also Deploy Bot using Docker

docker build . -t mediainfobot 
docker run mediainfobot

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Copyright and License

• copyright (C) 2023 by Sanjit sinha
• Licensed under the terms of the The MIT License

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